Anthony Burton (total-play Ltd) on non-turf cricket nets

A decade ago, I first met Anthony Burton of Total Play Ltd at a winter event where a few companies were attending Sutton-in-Craven Cricket Club to chat with clubs in the area.

For years since, he has been heavily involved when it comes to supporting clubs realise their dream of new or upgraded non-turf cricket facilities in the North of England.

I thought a podcast was a good way to introduce you, the reader, to Anthony and his role, with a discussion of outdoor non-turf cricket nets and our mini-tour recently of clubs in Harrogate.

I’ve written about the facilities that Total Play has built in Yorkshire over the years and they were the very first ECB-approved supplier, trusted with projects for governing bodies, councils, schools and clubs across the country.

You might be curious or your cricket club or school could have a project in mind. Either way, hear from the man himself who’d be visiting your cricket ground to assess the art of the possible.

🎤 PODCAST INTERVIEW

In this Cricket Yorkshire podcast episode, Anthony discusses:

🏏 His own background in club cricket (Yorkshire CCC 2nd XI, Harrogate and others)

🗣️ Role with Total Play and how he can help clubs

👍 Some of the design / materials innovations and thinking

3️⃣ Three projects at Bilton, Harrogate & Pannal cricket clubs we both visited

Contact total-play

If your cricket club would like to discuss design, installation or maintenance for non-turf cricket pitches, contact Anthony Burton via [email protected] or you can visit total-play.co.uk.

Whether it’s match pitches, practice facilities or cricket MUGAs, there are six ECB-approved systems to choose from, all with a range of unique features.

There is also comprehensive advice on the total-play website.

This is a sponsored article for total-play – if the mood takes you, click to read Cricket Yorkshire’s policy on sponsored content.